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== Quick Reference ==
== Quick Reference ==
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!Product
!Receiving
!Storage
!Storage
|0°F +/- 10°F
!Cook Time
|Walk-in cooler
!Duty Time
!Grill Temp
!Minimum Internal Cooking Temp
!Quality Serving Temp
!Hold Time
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!Cooking time
|Sausage
|Freezer
|Freezer
|7 minutes
|7 minutes
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|3 1/2 minutes
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|AccuTemp: 325°F
!Duty time (turn)
All other grills: 350°F
|28 minutes
|155°F
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|150°F - 160°F
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|1 hour
!Cook more time
|53 minutes
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Cook more time: 53 minutes                 
Q.A. Standard:  Sausage patties should be well-formed and should not stick together. Misshapen patties are a sign of thawing and re-freezing and ''should not'' be accepted. The juices of cooked patties should run clear and there should not be any pink in the middle.
== Tools Needed ==
* Red perforated meat spatula
* Red tongs
* MPHC pan
* Solid lid for pan
* Biscuit splitter
* Grill scraper
== Work Safe ==
* Always wear Food-Mitt gloves when handling raw meat
* Wash hands immediately after handling raw sausage
* Use caution when scraping the grill after cooking sausage to prevent splashing. The grease is extremely hot.
* Never handle cooked sausage patties with your hands, always use red tongs


=== Holding Time ===
== Preparing and Holding ==


* 60 minutes in the MPHC
* COMMUNICATE WITH THE BACKLINE COORDINATOR FOR AMOUNT OF PRODUCT TO COOK
* '''COMMUNICATE WITH THE BACKLINE COORDINATOR FOR AMOUNT OF PRODUCT TO COOK'''
* Always use two Food-Mitt gloves when handling raw meat
* Remove needed number of sausage patties from the freezer and lay on a clean section of the grill
* Lay sausage patties in a row, starting at the front of the grill and working toward the back
* Remove the Food-Mitt gloves by shaking them off your hands into a garbage can. Ensure you do not touch the gloves.
* Press the 7-minute timer
* When the duty time (turn) sounds after 3 1/2 minutes, begin turning the sausage patties, two at a time. Work from front to back.
* When the final timer sounds, check the patties to make sure they are done. Pierce the center of a patty with the corner of the red perforated meat spatula. Juices should run clear, and there should be no pink.      
* Bring the appropriate warming pan to the grill to prevent meat juices from dripping on the floor      
* Shingle the sausage patties on the red perforated meat spatula. Tilt the spatula with the patties against the side splashguard to drain.
* Shingle the patties along the bottom of the warming pan. Never stack the patties. The maximum number of sausage patties in one warming pan is 24.
* Place the warming pan in the appropriate slot of the product holding cabinet. Set 60 minute hold time.


=== Temperatures ===
== Cooling ==
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* When the 60-minute holding time has expired, any sausage patties remaining should be placed in the cooler in a plastic bag. These sausage patties may be held for one day for use in sausage gravy.
!Cooking Temp
* Mark the discard date for the sausage patties on the plastic bag
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* To determine the hold time, you will add 1 day from the day it expires.
* 325°F AccuTemp
** EXAMPLE:  Day in cooler + 1 additional day = Discard Date
* 350°F All other grills
** Cooler on 1<sup>st</sup> + 2nd = Discard on the 2<sup>nd</sup> (End of Breakfast)
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* Any sausage placed in the cooler should be cooled to 70°F within 2 hours and from 70°F to 41°F or lower in an additional 4 hours for a total cooling time of six hours.
!Minimum Internal Cooking Temp
* Place sausage on a shelf towards the back of cooler (away from door)
|155°F
 
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== Serving ==
!Quality Serving Temp
 
|150°F to 160°F
=== Sausage Biscuit ===
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* Sausage patties placed on a biscuit can be held no longer than 20 minutes in the sandwich bin. Discard any sausage biscuits remaining after the 20-minute hold time into the waste container.
* Use a QA tag to designate the discard time for biscuits placed in the sandwich bin
* Pull down sausage biscuit wrap
* Split biscuit in half using a biscuit splitter
* Using red tongs, place a sausage patty on the heel of a split biscuit
* Place biscuit crown on top of sausage patty
* Wrap the sausage biscuit using the square wrapping procedures
 
=== Breakfast Plates ===
 
* Place 2 sausage patties to the side of the eggs in the large compartment of a 3-compartment plate or 3-compartment clamshell container
 
=== Side Order ===
 
* ''Dine in'' – Place 2 sausage patties in a lined 3 lb. food tray with a plastic fork and knife
* ''Dine out'' – Place 2 sausage patties in a lined 3 lb. food tray. Place in a 6 lb. bag with the logo facing up with a plastic fork and knife
 
== Close of Breakfast ==


=== Portioning ===
* Serve all customers
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* Scrape grill using the grill scraper
!Liquid Eggs
* Empty the grease tray
|2 oz. ladle equals 1 egg portion
* Store any sausage patties remaining at the close of breakfast in the cooler in a plastic bag. These sausage patties may be held for one day for use in sausage gravy.
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* Mark the discard date for the sausage patties by adding one day to the day prepared and writing that date on the plastic bag
!Scrambled
* Any sausage placed in the cooler should be cooled to 70°F within 2 hours and from 70°F to 41°F or lower in an additional 4 hours for a total cooling time of six hours.
|#8 disher equals 2 egg portions
* Place sausage on a shelf towards the back of cooler (away from door)
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* Discard any sausage patties remaining at the close of breakfast on the discard date.
* Wash, rinse, sanitize warming pans, lids, perforated meat spatula, and tongs and allow to air dry
* Wipe down all work surfaces with a towel and sanitizing solution
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